Image #1: Stonehenge, New & Improved
Few realize/remember that Stonehenge was actually rebuilt over 50+ years (from 1901 to 1958) and made to look as it does today. Was there some other reason for the rebuild, other than archaeology and tourism?

What Lynn Saw
"The archaeology was a huge part of it. It also feels like it has some kind of spiritual, energetic basis behind it, too. I get this sense of people feeling like it was bad luck, or a bad omen to not have it the way it was, originally. It seems like it was deemed more important to rebuild it to its original shape, with a lot of thought and feeling and emotion going into this reconstruction -- almost as if it were disrespectful to otherworldly beings to not restore Stonehenge close to its original condition."

[Who originally built Stonehenge? What was it really used for?]

"I've done a few reads on this. Here's an excerpt from one of them. I even see an image of a giant helping to build Stonehenge, and at one point they were treated as slaves. I get intellectually they were not as superior to the smaller man, but they had so much strength it didn’t matter for their survival. The smaller man knew how to entice them (because of their intellect), and get them to do work.

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